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Detailed introduction to the Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii) cultivar Yudie Xianrui
This flower was collected from the wild in 2005 in Lincang, Yunnan. At that time it was two seedlings of grass, bearing flowers, and was bought and kept by the Yunnan orchid grower Mr. Yang Enhong. It is the one and only superb red-shell pure-color flower discovered among Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii) to date. The outer petals are purplish-red, while the secondary petals and the lip are as white as jade, with a very good milky and glutinous texture. The column has become milky and hollow-tube-shaped, ...
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Introduction and Main Characteristics of the Penglai Die (Penglai Butterfly) Cymbidium goeringii Variety
Petal type: Ruìdié (stamen butterfly). History: selected in 1991 by Wang Weiyuan of Zhoushan. Characteristics: the three outer petals are narrow and long, curling backward; cat-ear-shaped sepals with white margins, marked inside with pale green and light purplish-red patches. Large round lip, upright leaves.
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Cymbidium goeringii 'Caibao Die' Variety Introduction and Appreciation Highlights
Cymbidium goeringii 'Caibao Die'
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Detailed Introduction to the Characteristics of the 'Hezi' Cymbidium goeringii Variety
Characteristics of the Cymbidium goeringii 'Hezi': The three outer petals are short and round with tightly rolled edges, broad and large silkworm-moth-shaped petals (the lateral petals), and a large round lip that curls slightly. The flower color is pale emerald green, the scape is about 12 cm tall, and the flower bud is purplish-red gradually turning to a purplish-green variegation. The pedicel is pale purplish-red with the top segment turning green; the leaves are semi-arching with occasional dew-catching leaves, about 28 cm long and about 1 cm wide, dark green in color, with an elegant and graceful posture. New shoots are purplish-green. Recognized by several experienced orchid growers as the 'Hezi'. Very rare.
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Characteristics and Appreciation of the Cymbidium goeringii Cultivar Jiufeng Mei
Originally from the Panxian area of Guizhou Province. It was later introduced and cultivated by the Guizhou orchid grower Mr. Luo Jianqiang, who named it "Jiufeng Mei." The flower is yellow, with the outer petals rounded and forming a hood, slightly flying shoulders, a rounded central column, and overall first-rate flower quality. Even when open for a long time, the flower does not drift or drop its shoulders. Jiufeng Mei was collected in Guizhou in 2006; the three outer petals are round-headed with tight edges and narrowly tapered bases, and the petals bear faint green markings...
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Falling plum blossoms herald spring, the fragrance of plum blossoms drifting as spring fills the air
Falling Plum Blossoms Herald Spring
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Yurujiao Plum Blossom Ushers in Spring: An Introduction to Late-Spring Plum Blossom Varieties
Songchun Yurujiao Plum Blossom
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Exploring Cymbidium faberi cultivation: planting methods and care experience
Collected in Suizhou, Hubei; purchased and planted from Zhao Yinquan of Shaoxing. In 2007 it took part in two orchid shows, the Zhuji Orchid Show and the Xinchang Orchid Show. It bloomed for more than 15 days each time, and the flower form did not change.
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